I was kicking around the soccer pitch yesterday at a local park with a bunch of friends. I turned around and looked at the most

In just a matter of days, a grass root protest petition against the passage of the U.S. Senate H.R. 3525: “Enhanced Border Security and Visa

Armineh Johannes is a freelance photo journalist born in Tehran and currently based in France. Her work has been published in the Los Angeles Times,

  There have been a spat of recent articles in the Iranian demonstrating links between the English and Persian languages [ Linguistic connection, In other

“Every provocative subject has a body and a soul. Your camera can only capture the body, while your interpretation of light captures its soul.” That's

When my friend Tom Luddy, renowned as the founder of the Pacific Film Archive and the Telluride Film Festival went to the Fajr Film Festival

Have you ever chased a cow down a ribbon of fresh asphalt that unravels across the greenest fields? Have you ever seen yellow buses filled

Behold the tale of a love that began as a word and turned into dust. Listen to the story of a heart that still weeps

Tickled black, impossibly trapped, arraigned in a court of lust and guilty as c h a r g e d. Corrupted by the cool delinquent

Masood Karimi lives in Pflugerville, Texas. He has a degree in film and TV production as well as a degree in photography. He is member

In the past year the tragic events in the Middle East have brought out a the efficiency and lethal capability of a new weapon, that

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In what follows, like many fellow Iranians who write about democracy and its urgency for our country, I will leave the word “democracy” undefined. I

Waking up from a deeply troubled sleep, my legs still entangled with the sky blue blanket. It's the same blanket that my parents wrapped around